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Hi rjohnson,
I think you're wasting your time with this getDescendents() function! It's already implemented as an XPath axis. Check out this tutorial:
http://www.w3schools.com/xpath/xpath_axes.asp
Also, run this code snippet to get a feel of what's going on:
var nl = XDocument.DOM.selectNodes( ''/my:myFields/descendant::*'' );
var str = ...
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You might check outhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Substring , but I don't think it's that deep of a topic. :)
Glad it worked for you!
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Hi Jan and welcome to the forum!
Unfortunately, everyone must have InfoPath installed. There are some products out there that will display form created with InfoPath in a browser, but the capabilities are usually limited.
Check out our form viewer here: http://infopathdev.com/downloads/trials/default.aspx?i=0b8a2bea00d34ed2be2ac16fdd9232bd
If ...
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I just did this and it seemed to work:
1. Create a 3-column repeating table.
2. In the second column, put this formula: substring-after(../my:field1, '','')
3. In the third column, put this formula: substring-before(../my:field1, '','')
4. Save the form, and then open in Fill-out mode.
5. Click inside the first column of the first row and insert ...
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Hail Spirit of Water! Welcome to our forums!
Unfortunately, you will not be able to do this very easily. Not even earlier versions of Outlook work like this. However, seeing as you are a minor deity and all, I'm sure you could figure some wizardry out.
Sorry if I disappointed you, good luck!
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I'm not sure what you mean here... Why do you need a preview of the form? Didn't the user just fill it out and they can look at it right there on their screen?
If you want to see a ''preview'' of how it will look in SharePoint, I guess you could construct something within your form that populates a ''SharePoint'' view with the information that ...
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Changing the returned rows in SharePoint will also affect the list displayed in InfoPath, check out this HowTo:
http://infopathdev.com/howto/bugs/default.aspx?i=db5faca583c64e5aa50310dea59c37de
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Haha, looks like we replied in parallel, K. Ramana.
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Since you are editing an example form I think you will want to extract the form data from the form and edit the map.xml.
1. Open your form in design mode.
2. Choose Extract Form Files from the File menu.
3. Extract the files to an empty folder.
4. Open map.xml in a text editor
5. Delete <svc:service> items that you do not want.
6. Save the ...
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I think this will solve your problem:
While filling out the form go to Tools -> Options, and check the box labeled ''Print background colors and background pictures''.
Hope this solves the problem, good luck with the expensive logo!